Adoptable Pet of the Week: Duke
Meet Duke, a two year old German Shepherd/Mastiff mix. He is a very sweet boy and LOVES attention, but is still in need of some training. Duke is a very strong pup and doesn't realize his size. The Burbank animal shelter thinks he should be fine with experienced kids. Duke spent time in a foster home where he adored his foster dad and his daughter. His foster family said he was smart, affectionate, loving and loyal. They also said he was housebroken, knows basic commands, and did great on the leash!
Burbank City Council Candidate Profile: Carmenita Helligar
Carmenita Helligar shares information about her creative endeavors and involvement in local activism as she runs for a spot on the Burbank City Council.
Sustainable Commission to City Council: No on Artificial Turf at Brace Park Fields
Sustainable Burbank Commission sends letter to the Council in opposition to Park & Rec. putting artificial turf at Brace Park. Park & Rec, Board makes no recommendation
Burbank to Host First Ever Pride Event
Burbank Pride, a new committee, in partnership with Magnolia Park Merchants Association, presents the inaugural “Family Pride in the Park” event on Friday, September 30 from 6-9pm. The family-friendly, LGBTQIA+ edition of Magnolia Park Night Out will take place in the UMe Federal Credit Union parking lot at 3000 W. Magnolia Boulevard.
Fentanyl and Burbank: Not Just a National Problem
Paramedics treat and police arrest users of Fetanyl just about everyday in Burbank. It is just not a national problem, but a local problem
McKinley’s Lisa Fuentez Honored as a Los Angeles County Teacher of the Year
Fuentez has taught at McKinley elementary school for the past eleven years and is currently a proud first-grade teacher at the site
Burbank Unified School District Board of Education Candidate: Charlene Tabet
Charlene Tabet, a BUSD Board of Education incumbent, shares information about her deep Burbank roots and memories that span nearly 60 years.
Photo Gallery: Tequilas Burbank Hosts Five Course Pairing and Mezcal Tasting Event
Tequilas Burbank held their second successful tasting and pairing dinner event this past Wednesday, this time featuring artisanal agave mezcals from Michoacan, Mexico. Community members, friends, and council members came out to enjoy the night in the back patio with a five course dinner and mezcal cocktail pairing.
Assemblymember Friedman’s AB 2097 to Eliminate Parking Minimums Near Transit Becomes Law
AB 2097 abolishes parking requirements within one half mile of major transit stops
Burbank Unified School District Board of Education Candidate: Brian J. Smith
In his myBurbank candidate Q&A, school board hopeful Brian J. Smith talks of his love for fellow Burbankers and opens up about his involvement in the BUSD as a parent of two local students.
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